Books published by publisher Mlarter

A little girl loves elephants. She collects all types of elephant memorabilia. When she grows up, she studies and then goes traveling. She helps elephants at a Sanctuary in Thailand. This book gives a lot of information about elephants as well as adds projects for schools at the back of the book.

A chapter book for middle school readers, this is a Kathy Edwards adventure. She decides to leave school, without permission, the get a picture of a Giant Panda in the wild. She has to find her own way from Australia to China. Does she succeed in her quest?

This is a fantasy chapter book for middle school age children. Prion, the fairy Queen's artist, sets out to find a rare stone as the backdrop of his latest portrait. He takes along two elves from the village to help him. Do they succeed?

The world beneath the soil, if it is healthy, has many creatures living there. Wanda Worm is a curious worm, who explores the soil and gardens around her farm. Delightful illustrations. A lovely book to read to your toddler.

Helen Heron lives on a quiet billabong in the Australian countryside. Suddenly the peace is shattered by a noisy Helicopter. Helen decides to follow the helicopter to find out what is happening. This is an ideal picture book to read to your young children.

Bridget Bilby is off to a parade, and decides to make a hat to wear. She tries various designs, but it isn't until she gets a blue button that it all is perfect. This is an ideal picture book to read to young children.

A young emu dreams of being famous one day, and although her family tells her not to dream of impossible things, she continues to do so. She meets an unlikely friend, and learns the importance of compromise. This is an ideal book to read to a toddler.

A read-to-me book for your toddler. John Jabiru is an Australian crane, and he finds a shiny tin can on the edge of his billabong. When he touches it, the tin moves, but John is brave and investigates. What does he find?

Iggy hates all the noise of his friends arguing as they build their nests around a billabong, so he suggests a solution to their problems. This is an ideal read-to-me book, and it opens up several different topics for discussion.

A chapter book for middle school age children. Petey falls out of the nest (or is he pushed?). His family is due to leave for a warmer climate further south. They search for Petey, but he can't be found and they reluctantly must leave him behind. Does he survive?

A lonely Galah tries to make friends, but she is happier with her family. This is a 'read-to-me' book for parents, and it gives us the ability to discuss family, loneliness and making friends. The moral of the book is, just because you are different, you shouldn't be ignored.

A 'read-to-me' picture book for parents with young children, this book explains the life cycle of a butterfly, as well as nature's use of camouflage. Candy Cow is eating quietly in the paddock when she nearly eats a caterpillar. The caterpillar is most indignant and reminds Candy to look before she eats.